Among Us

You’re fixing wires when the lights go out. Someone’s been killed. In Among Us, trust is fragile and every meeting is a gamble.

About Among Us

Among Us is a multiplayer party game of social deduction from InnerSloth. Up to 15 players take on roles as crewmates or impostors aboard a spaceship. Crewmates must complete tasks while impostors sabotage and eliminate them without getting caught. The multiplayer chaos is what makes each round unique. Deduction and logic are key to surviving, and it’s a game of survival - both physical and social.

How to Play Among Us

Each round begins with a lobby of 4-15 players. Roles are assigned secretly: most are crewmates, one or more are impostors. Crewmates run around the map completing minigame-like tasks, such as connecting wires or swiping cards. Impostors look like crewmates but can use vents, sabotage systems (like locking doors or cutting oxygen), and kill players. When a body is found or an emergency meeting is called, everyone stops to discuss. Players share alibis, accuse each other, and vote to eject a suspect. Ejecting an impostor wins the round for crewmates; letting impostors kill enough crewmates or sabotage critical systems wins for impostors.

No two games play the same because human behavior drives the accusations and lies. The game supports local and online play, and private lobbies let you play with friends.

FAQ

How many players can play Among Us?

Between 4 and 15 players can join a single match.

What are the main roles?

The two basic roles are Crewmate and Impostor. Crewmates complete tasks and try to identify impostors; impostors blend in and eliminate crewmates.

Can I play Among Us with friends?

Yes. The game includes private lobby support so you can create a room and invite friends directly.

Are there different maps?

Among Us offers multiple space-themed maps, each with unique task layouts and room designs.